Venison Cutlet Parmigana
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Venison Cutlet Parmigana
Venison Cutlet Parmigana
If you have a meat slicing machine I found if you partially freeze either the Loin or Top Round Roast
so it’s firm not frozen solid it makes it easier to slice the meat to the thickness you like.
Ingredients
1 1/2 lbs. venison cutlets (from the loin or top round roast)
Prepared homemade Italian tomato sauce (meat flavored)
2 eggs
salt and pepper to your liking
1/4 cup milk
1/2 pound shredded mozzarella
Italian flavored bread crumbs
To prepare
Heat the tomato sauce in a pot, stirring as required
Pound and feather the cutlets and season each side with salt and pepper
Mix milk and eggs and beat until well blended
Dip cutlets into egg batter, coat well, dip into breadcrumbs until well coated
Place the cutlets into oven and broil until brown on each side or
cook them for about two minutes on both sides in a frying pan
Generously spoon the tomato sauce onto the bottom of a large oven pan
When the cutlets are cooked (do not overcook) place them into the oven pan
with the sauce
Generously spoon more tomato sauce onto the cutlets coating them totally
Generously spread the shredded mozzarella onto the top of the sauce and
cutlets insuring that you cover them thoroughly
Place the pan of cutlets back into the oven just long enough to melt the
mozzarella completely
Remove the cutlets, let them sit for 5 minutes and serve
Serves four people
EdMehlig- Posts : 134
Join date : 2021-11-26
Age : 74
Bighilt, harry.combs, Big John, Shorty and UFFDA like this post
Re: Venison Cutlet Parmigana
That sounds AMAZING Ed! Thank you for Sharing it
Bighilt and Shorty like this post
Re: Venison Cutlet Parmigana
That looks like a great recipe. Don't have access to venison, but bet it would be great with beef too. Thank you for sharing your recipe.
UFFDA- Posts : 25
Join date : 2022-02-05
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